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Command Chain Flags

Vivaldi VH contains several changes to the UI of Vivaldi Browser besides the Pillar layout. Not everyone might prefer to have all of these changes applied. Command Chain Flags allow you to control these features of Vivaldi VH right inside the Vivaldi Browser, without modifying any CSS code.

Setup Guide

You can set up Command Chain Flags for specific features by following the steps below.

  1. Create a Command Chain in the Quick Commands settings of Vivaldi Browser.
  2. Give this command chain a name that matches the flag you would like to apply, for example vvh-disable-addressfield-extend-on-focus.
  3. Open the Toolbar Editor and select "Command Chains" from the dropdown. Grab your created Command Chain and drag it into one of your toolbars.

Available Flags

Grow width of address bar components to occupy free space

Enabled by default.

To disable: vvh-disable-addressbar-universal-flex-grow

Individual components in the address bar are distributed evenly across the width of each row. If the title bar is shown, this can also grow their click area.

Additionally, flexible spacers inside the address bar are hidden.

Grow width of status bar components to occupy free space

Enabled by default.

To disable: vvh-disable-statusbar-universal-flex-grow

Individual components in the status bar are distributed evenly across the width of each row. This can also grow their click area.

Additionally, flexible spacers inside the status bar are hidden.

Permanent padding around webpage

Enabled by default.

To disable: vvh-disable-webpage-permanent-padding

The padding around webpages that normally only appears when tab tiling is active is permanently visible.

Note:
This feature is not available on Vivaldi VH VivalArc Edition.

Extend address field width when editing input

Enabled by default.

To disable: vvh-disable-addressfield-extend-on-focus

The address field extends beyond the Pillar width when the input area is in focus.

Extend search field width when editing input

Disabled by default.

To enable: vvh-enable-searchfield-extend-on-focus

The search field extends beyond the Pillar width when the input area is in focus.

Invert position of hidden extensions toggle

Disabled by default.

To enable: vvh-enable-extensions-invert-toggle-position

The button that toggles the visibility of hidden extensions is placed to the other side of the extensions grid.

Incorporate panel into Pillar

Disabled by default.

To enable: vvh-enable-panel-in-pillar

When the panel is on the same side as the tab bar, it is incorporated into the Pillar between the window edge and the tab bar.

Title bar at full width

Disabled by default.

To enable: vvh-enable-titlebar-full-width

When the title bar is enabled, it takes up the entire width of the browser window.

Note:
On Vivaldi VH VivalArc Edition, this feature is permanently enabled and cannot be disabled.

Precedence Rules

It is currently possible to have flags set that enable and disable the same feature at the same time. Additionally, each feature has a default state according to what I think is the best default experience for Vivaldi VH.

For each flag, the following precedence rules apply:

  1. The disable flag always disables a feature.
  2. The enable flag enables a feature if the disable flag is not set.
  3. The default state of a feature applies if neither flag is set.